DIRECTORY.] . . 887 restoration a piscina of Late Decorated work, and the base TREVARTH is quarter mile west, and near it is an extensive of a five shafted font of Purbeck marble were discovered : bed of fire clay. Here is a Wesleyan chapel. · in I882 the gallery was remon~tl and the church reseated ToLGULLOW is a village 2~ miles north-by-west in St. Day throughout and a new organ is shortly to be erected : the ecclesiastical parish. PENNANCE is a hamlet I mile west. east window js a memorial to the late Sir William Williams hart. and there are others to Col. ·Richard Williams ; Mrs. PosT OFFICE, Gwennap.-Thomas Bailey, receiver. Letters Beauchamp Tucker, ofTrevince, and to the Rev. S. B. Drury, through Scorrier R.S.O. by foot post, arrive at IO a.m. ; a former curate. ·The register dates from the year 1658. dispatched at 2.45 p.m. The v.~rest money order & tele­ The living is a vicarage, gross yearly value from tithe rent­ graph office is at St. Day charge £429, net income £380, with residence and 68 acres PosT OFFICE, Carharrack.-Mrs. Nannie Elizabeth Michell, <>f glebe land, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, receiver. Letters arrive through Scorrier R.S.O. by foot and held since 1856 by the Rev. Saltren Rogers M.A. of Exeter post at 8.55 a.m.; dispatched at 3-I5 p.m. The nearest College, Oxford, and hon. canon of . At Scorrier is a money order & telegraph office is at St. Day temporary mission room, served by the clergy of St. Day parish church. There are Wesleyan chapels at Frogpool PosT & MoNEY ORDER & TELEGRAPH OFFICE & Savings and Sunny Corner, and for Bible Christians at Hick's Mill. Bank, Scorrier R.S.O.-John Bawden, postmaster. Letters A cemetery of 2 acres was formed in I855 at a cost of arrive here & are sorted for St. Agnes,Blackwater, St.Day, £I,2oo, and is under the control of a Burial Board of 7 Ch?..Cewater, Mount-Hawke, & other surrounding places members·. There are arsenic works at Point, 2~ miles east- PosT OFFICE, Cusgarne.-Joseph Rowse, receiver. Letters by-north from the church town. Gwennap Pit -is a spacious arrive· at Io a.m.; and are dispatched at IO.I5 a.m grassy amphitheatre formed in the year I803, and has been ------found very convenient for large assemblies and used by the ..lrrive. Place. Dispatched• Rev. John Wesley and others as a place of worship; it was .entirely reconstructed, and is now encompassed by a wall about 8 feet high~ the circumference at the top is 340 feet and the sloping sides are surrounded with thirteen tiers of 7.15 a.m. London & all parts ...... 4·45 p.m steps or seats about sixteen inches high and three feet wide, 2 p.m. North mail ...... II.o a.m leaving a considerable area at the bottom: it has been found 8 a.m. Plymouth, Bristol &c ...... 7·3o p.m eapable of seating about two thousand persons, and is now 5 p.m. Penzanc~ &c. ·~ ...... the property of the Wesleyans, whose ministers preach there -on Whit Monday and other special occasions. Jonathan Rashleigh esq. Lord Clinton, Lord Clifford and the Rev. St. INSURANCE AGENTS ;- .Aubyn Bender Molesworth-St. Aubyn M.A. are lords of the Lancashire, 'f. L. Richards, Lanner moor; & J. Bawden, manor and chief landowners. The soil is partly granite Scorrier and killas. The chief crops are oats, barley and green Liverpool, London ~ Globe;J. W. Towan, Carharrack crops. The area of the parish is 7,940 acres; rateable value, Royat J